FAR
Type: Seating
Year: 2025
Materials: Oak
Far is a multifunctional solid oak bench inspired by the passing down of knowledge and tradition. It features two seat heights to accommodate different users without being limited to one age group.
Far is a collaboration between Ronja Reigstad and Norwegian designer Judith Børtveit. It was designed for and exhibited at Lagvis 2025. The prototype was build by furniture maker Carla Wexels Riser.
Photos by Isak & Noah, Kolonihaven
TAKET
The TAKET Lounge Chair was designed for the ECOR and Stora Enso design competition, where it was awarded first place. Inspired by Scandinavian architecture and color palettes from Oslo neighborhoods, TAKET combines comfort and clarity, and fits naturally in both private and shared spaces.
The TAKET Lounge Chairs is a collaboration between Ronja Reigstad and Norwegian designer Judith Børtveit.
Type: Seating
Year: 2025
Materials: ECOR panels with NeoLigno
ALLMUEN
Type: Seating
Year: 2023
Materials: Pine, Steel, Foam & Vegan Leather
Allmuen is designed for formal meetings, combining shape, symbolism, color, and material to foster positive associations and promote good posture.
Featuring dark-stained pine back legs and a metal frame with black leather accents, the chair is built for durability and comfort. Its ergonomic design enhances security and confidence, supporting users to perform their best.
A tribute to everyday people, Allmuen bridges functionality and elegance, ensuring everyone has the opportunity to excel.
VERDI
Type: Table
Year: 2025
Materials: Ash, Pine, Steel, Textile
The Verdi Lounge Table plays with contrast and harmony. Each component of the table carries its own qualities and values, distinct in character yet designed to complement one another. Together they form a piece that embraces difference, showing how contrasts can coexist and create balance.
REIR
Reir, meaning “nest” in Norwegian, is a learning tower for children. The piece allows a child to safely reach the kitchen counter or other high surfaces. Its “walls” are lined with pockets, letting the child fill them with whatever they choose, creating a sense of ownership and personal connection to the piece.
Type: Learning tower
Year: 2025
Materials: Oak, Leather
KIKE
KIKE is a bench that connects past and present through form, material, and narrative. Rooted in our own West Norwegian heritage, the piece combines traditional craftsmanship with cultural references.
Kike is a collaboration between Ronja Reigstad and Norwegian designer Judith Børtveit. The prototype was build by furniture maker Carla Wexels Riser.
Type: Seating
Year: 2025
Materials: Birch
CLOUD
STOOL
The Cloud Stool is a three-legged piece crafted from a single 100x15x5 cm oak plank. It features tapered legs, a cloud-shaped seat, and a seamlessly integrated, steamed laminated armrest/backrest that mirrors the seat’s contours.
Expertly assembled with elegant wooden joinery, the Cloud Stool showcases a blend of form and function, where craftsmanship and creativity come together in a striking design.
Type: Seating
Year: 2021
Materials: Oak
TAKE
TWO
Introducing "Take Two," a playful three-legged chair designed for both whimsy and practicality. Crafted from Norwegian pine with beech detailing, it embodies a fusion of joyful simplicity and modern thinking.
Type: Seating
Year: 2023
Materials: Pine, Steel, Foam & Vegan Leather
Photo // Tiril Hjelmeland
Inspired by the versatility of stackable seating, "Take Two" is ideal for events and gatherings, either in public or at home.
Experience the blend of tradition and innovation with "Take Two" — where classic design meets the spirit of fun and creativity.
Photo // Tiril Hjelmeland
FARM
STOOLS
Type: Seating
Year: 2024
Materials: Spruce, Textile
Shape. Shift. Strip. Strengthen. Simplify.
This project explores the form of the farm stool as a familiar, functional base and examines what happens when its materiality, details, and expression are gradually altered. Each change raises questions about why we add or remove, and how it impacts both the object and our experience of it.
SHAGGY
Exploring the ancient Norwegian tradition of 'Styving,' our project 'Shaggy' is deeply rooted in the forest, drawing inspiration from its rich ecosystem. Originating from the necessity to address animal food shortages, 'Styving' involved farmers trimming tree branches for feed. Today, these trimmed trees serve as vital habitats for endangered fungi and moss in native forests.
Crafted from cuttings of 'Styving' trees sourced from Norwegian farms, our light installation 'Shaggy' showcases the intricate beauty of sustainable design. These branches undergo a transformative process, including bark removal and steam-bending techniques, resulting in a striking three-dimensional aesthetic.
The design of the installation Shaggy is an international collaboration between Ronja Reigstad and the Germany-based designer Jule Appuhn.
Type: Lighting
Year: 2023
Materials: Mixed wood
Photo // Camila Urrego
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